Middletown Journal local notices and subscription rates
The Middletown Journal lists office address S Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio and announces mailing subscription rates. Rates include 15 cents per Sunday copy 5 cents weekday 45 cents city carrier 40 cents outside city 10 dollars for 6 days by mail 17.50 year outside trading area and 35 dollars yearly outside USA. Publication is by News Journal Inc founded 1857. The text ends with a biblical quotation 1 John 1 7 about Jesus cleansing sin.
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Saint or sinner McCarthy and tax reform’s bold plan
The piece weighs Senator Joseph McCarthy after his death, pondering whether he advanced anti communism or harmed reputations, noting his lasting impact and the term McCarthyism. It also reviews a detailed tax reform booklet proposing five year rate reductions to 35 percent, arguing current rates hinder growth and equity, with projected net federal gains of about 970 million dollars.
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Broken Man James Marlow on McCarthy Death
Observers note Senator McCarthy died of liver disease 29 months after Senate censure on December 2 1954. He retreated into silence and obscurity, his once dominant presence fading as the era of McCarthyism dissolved and he became a discredited figure with little news value.
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Republicans Must Learn Political Truths
David Lawrence outlines twelve guiding truths for the Republican Party under President Eisenhower. He argues for party unity, disciplined internal debate, and aggressive messaging to mobilize opposition to radical Democrats while maintaining the president as the party’s strongest asset and public face.
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Horoscope Forecast For Tomorrow And Day After Tomorrow
Tomorrow's stars advise keeping discussions impersonal on Sunday and emphasizing tact in all relationships. If your birthday is tomorrow, expect harmonious domestic life and a lively social scene with romantic happiness late in 1957, plus cautious finances. A child born on this day will be conservative with a retentive memory.
Bond Plan Approved for Tuberculosis Hospital Near Hamilton
Butler County commissioners endorsed a 750000 dollar bond issue to fund a tuberculosis hospital on county home property near Hamilton. The local tuberculosis society included Mrs Ernest Rathman and Earl Grant of Middletown. Sheriff George A Lutz of Cincinnati warned that youths aged 14 to 21 attempting a mass parachute jump would be arrested at Sunken or Mount Healthy air fields. four boys and one girl nonetheless jumped before nightfall.
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Earl Grant
Middletown
Tuberculosis Society
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Cincinnati
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Barbers business advice and witty Q A snippets
A column of light humor and social trivia, discussing barber business sense with a satirical note. It includes a barber shifting Saturday closing to Monday and boosting Monday sales, a top four US presidents ranking debate, a quip on the best years of a woman’s life, Pisces charms, and a San Francisco matrimonial plot reference in So Long Letty.
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Charlotte Greenwood
May Boley
Hal Skelly
Walter Catlett
San Franciscan
Charles van Doren
Polly Adler
Capitol
Iris Matten
Mowatt
Mike Bryan
Benny Goodman
Lucky Pierre’s
MGM
Dean Jones
Raintree County
Dorothy Dandridge
Paris
Champs Elysees
Not all bread is fattening says experts
Not all bread is fattening, pumpernickel can be eaten in quantity without gaining weight if butter use is moderate. Potatoes are also not inherently fattening, with excess butter as the main weight increaser. The feminine figure experts discuss a woman’s bust.
Derby Day Fun and Bold Ruler Bets In Middletown
The piece urges Derby viewers in Middletown to enjoy the 1960 Kentucky Derby from home or with friends. It notes Bold Ruler and General Duke as top bets, suggests Mr Jive as a fun outlier, and promotes Derby parties with televised coverage and mint juleps. It also mentions discreet betting and police vigilance during Derby events.
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Jottings From Dor othy Kilgallen And Hollywood Notes
Iris of the Waldorf Towers hosts a pet racetrack on a Gotham roof while performers, moguls, and speedier guitars mingle in New York entertainment circles. Glamour and gossip weave through Aga Khan rumors, Yma Sumac feuds, and Marjorie Ross as industry names, film plans, and fashion drift through the page.
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Washington Receives Honorary Degree From Brown University
In 1790 George Washington was awarded an honorary degree by Brown University in Rhode Island marking a notable early civic recognition.
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